Network: first-run syndication
Episodes: 134 (hour)
Seasons: Six
TV show dates: September 4, 1995 — May 21, 2001
Series status: Cancelled/ended
Performers include: Lucy Lawless, Rene O’Connor, Ted Raimi, and Kevin Smith
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TV show description:
Reformed warlord Xena (Lucy Lawless) goes on a quest to redeem herself for her past sins by helping those in need.
Naive Gabrielle (Renee O’Connor) joins Xena on her quest and gradually grows to become a warrior herself. Along the way, the pair meet and befriend characters like handsome Virgil (William Gregory Lee), thief Autolycus (Bruce Campbell), illusionist Eli (Tim Omundson) and wannabe-warrior Joxer (Ted Raimi).
Their adversaries include seductive Ares (Kevin Smith), power-hungry Alti (Claire Stansfield), and psychopathic Callisto (Hudson Leick).
The action series is a spin-off of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys where Xena first appeared as a villain.
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Xena: Warrior Princess Ran On NBC (WMAQ) From 9/4/1995 To 6/18/2001.
Xena: Warrior Princess Was 19 Years Old On 9/4/2014.
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Xena: Warrior Princess Ran On NBC (WMAQ) From 9/4/1995 To 6/18/2001.
Xena: Warrior Princess: Cast/Crew Cast: Xena: Lucy Lawless Gabrielle: Renee O’Connor Eve: Adrianne Wilkinson Callisto: Hudson Leick Hope: Renee O’Connor Crew: Directed By Rob Tapert Produced By Bernadette Joyce, Chole Smith, Eric Gruendemann, Liz Friedman, Chris Manheim & Michael J. McDonald Screenplay By Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci Story By Sam Raimi Based On Characters Created By Rob Tapert & John Schulian Music By Joseph DeLuca Director Of Photography: Peter Deming Editor: Bob Murawski Casting By Diana Rowen Production Designer: J. Michael Riva Art Director: Jennifer Ward Costume Designer: Ngila Dickson Make-Up Artists: Robert Kurtzman, Greg Nicotero & Howard Berger… Read more »
I Hope That Universal Pictures Will Do An Xena: Warrior Princess Movie.
Here in Canada the Sci-Fi channel (formerly Space) has been airing episodes of Xena. I love the interaction between Xena and Ares and that kind of on screen chemistry doesn’t happen very often. Based on the way the writers developed Xena the series ended the only way it could but a part of me wishes she had ended up with Ares.